Miniature FornaceThe small size explores the decorative potential of London bricks

Miniature Fornace wins the "Archello Awards" thanks to the public vote in the "Wall Finish of the year" category. Archello is a portal that was created with the aim of providing architects and designers with a complete ecosystem of solutions and inspirations, presenting itself as a true social platform for projects, where manufacturers and architects can interconnect with each other, through the publication of projects in which you have the opportunity to publicize your products and create connections, which allow us to increase brand recognition, but also to generate new business opportunities.
 

Miniature Fornace wins the Archiproducts Design Awards 2023, the official recognition of the Archiproducts portal that celebrates global design excellence. The award aims to promote synergy between designers and brands and of their creativity and innovation. Launched for the first time in 2016, the annual awards sponsored by Archiproducts bring together key players in the design world to reflect on today's creative scene.

With Miniature Fornace Marca Corona transfers onto ceramic surface all the imperfections, richness and originality of the London bricks, unique pieces originating from an ancient manual shaping process. A textural proposal, characterised by the extreme versatility of application of the tiles in small 6x24 cm size, perfect for conveying a contemporary and raw taste typical of the exposed façade bricks that characterise London buildings.
 

Miniature Fornace is further enhanced by the perfect representation of an irregular surface, soft and pleasant to the touch and able to capture and multiply the perception of light in any room, from kitchens to bathrooms. The range of warm, enveloping tones is designed to customise any context and meet any design requirement, even offering the possibility of coating curved surfaces and volumes.

Completing the proposal is the special Formella decoration inspired by the "frog" indent in the long side of most London bricks and used to imprint the logo and name of the manufacturer, to be used in combination with the backgrounds or on the entire wall for an even more unique and styled effect.